California Western School of Law

Cox, Barbara

English

Coming Out : The Practical Battles From Being Visible as a Lesbian

Yeager, Daniel B.

Marlowe\u27s Faustus: Contract as Metaphor?

In this article Barbara Cox examines the institution of marriage in the gay and lesbian community from a personal perspective. Prof. Cox reviews recent articles in the gay and lesbian literature arguing both for and against marriage as a political goal for homosexuals. She then relates experiences arising out of her marriage to her partner, Peg. The author advocates same- sex unions as a way to radically restructure the institution of marriage while challenging heterosexual assumptions about gay and lesbian love

A (Personal) Essay on Same-Sex Marriage

White,, Harold M., Jr.

Lauria, Rita

The Impact of New Communication Technologies on International Telecommunication Law and Policy: Cyberspace and the Restructuring of the International Telecommunication Union

Wehren, Lisa

Same-Gender Sexual Harassment Under Title VII: Garcia v. Elf Atochem Marks a Step in the Wrong Direction

Linton, Reneé

The Artistic Voice: Is It in Danger of Being Silenced?

Gensler, Howard

The 1994 Individual Income Tax Law of the People\u27s Republic of China

Burr, Anne M.

The Unproposed Solution to Chapter 11 Reform: Assessing Management Responsibility for Business Failures

Law Review, California Western

California Western Law Review 
Volume 30 Number 2 Article 1 
1994 
Table of Contents 
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CALIFORNIA WESTERN
LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 30 SPRING 1994 NUMBER 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
MAKING SENSE OF QUALIFIED IMMUNITY: SUMMARY
JUDGMENT AND ISSUES FOR THE TRIER OF FACT
David J. Ignall ............................................... 201
DEFINING "PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE" AFTER CEATRAL PATHOLOGY
SERVICE MEDICAL CLINIC V. SUPERIOR COURT: SHOULD CALIFORNIA'S
MEDICAL INJURY COMPENSATION REFORM ACT COVER INTENTIONAL TORTS?
Paul F. Arentz ............................................... 221
SCHOLARLY OPINION
UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES: THE UNITED STATES
SUPREME COURT'S MISSION TO RESTRICT REMEDIES FOR
STATE PRISONERS BACKFIRES
Andrea D. Lyon .............................................. 265
TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMMENTS
PREPARING FOR TELCO-CABLE CROSS-OWNERSHIP:
ARE EXISTING AND PROPOSED REGULATORY SAFEGUARDS
SUFFICIENT TO DETER ANTI-COMPETITIVE CONDUCT?
Cindie Keegan McMahon ........................................ 275
IMPLICATIONS OF A BOND REQUIREMENT FOR 900-NUMBER
DIAL-A-PORN PROVIDERS: EXPLORING THE NEED FOR TIGHTER
RESTRICTIONS ON OBSCENITY AND INDECENCY
Brian D. Woolfall ............................................. 297
NOTE
MEAN, STUPID DEFENDANTS JARRING OUR CONSTITUTIONAL
SENSIBILITIES: DUE PROCESS LIMITS ON PUNITIVE DAMAGES
AFTER TXO PRODUCTION V. ALLIANCE RESOURCES
Colbern C. Stuart II ........................................... 313
BOOKS RECEIVED ............................................. 347
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Kersh, Maxine D.

The Empowerment of the Crime Victim: A Comparative Study of Victim Compensation Schemes in the United States and Australia